Purpose: Explore sustainable operations management through a detailed analysis of Starbucks in Spain. Design/Method/Approach: The study employed research that focused on 33 resources and used methodology by content analysis, which allows the examination of scholarly articles, reports, and publications on corporate sustainability, business model innovation, and supply chain management. This method encourages profound investigations of the discipline's critical ideas and underlying trends. Findings: The case study's findings provide recommendations for future research, such as encouraging empirical studies to validate theoretical frameworks, exploring contextual factors influencing sustainable practices, and investigating the impact of emerging technologies on sustainable operations. Cross-disciplinary collaborations are also encouraged to foster holistic knowledge of the challenges and possibilities of sustainable business practices. Theoretical and Practical Implications: This study presents practical insights for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers in sustainable operations management. As the discourse on sustainable business practices evolves, it provides a strong foundation for future investigations to contribute to meaningful advancements in the field. Originality/Value: According to the Originality, the case study was based on reach, and cases primarily focused on Spain. Future studies should consider more in a global context or the European context of Starbucks. Research Limitations/Future Research: It is necessary to consider the limitations of this study. Reliance on existing research may restrict the coverage of recent developments, and the selection of sources may introduce potential bias. As the field continues to evolve, new studies may offer additional perspectives. Paper Type: Conceptual JEL Classification: M11, M14, Q01, Q56
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Aug 1, 2024
Andrey Kolyada 
Open Access
